Letter of Pope Gregory I (590–604) to Augustine, granting the pallium (22 June 601)

Gregory I (590–604) → Augustine

Source

? collected by Nothhelm, priest of London, from the archives in Rome

Text

Bede, HE i. 29

Translation

Martyn iii. 786--88; Colgrave and Mynors, pp. 105--7

References

Jaffé 1827

Jaffé 1827Bede, HE i. 29

Letter of Pope Gregory I (590–604) to Æthelberht, king ‘of the English’ (22 June 601)

Gregory I (590–604) → Æthelberht, king ‘of the English’

Source

? collected by Nothhelm, priest of London, from the archives in Rome

Text

Bede, HE i. 32

Translation

Martyn iii. 782--84; Colgrave and Mynors, pp. 111--15

References

Jaffé 1827

Jaffé 1827Bede, HE i. 32

Letter of Pope Gregory I (590–604) to Queen Bertha, wife of King Æthelberht (22 June 601)

Gregory I (590–604) → Queen Bertha, wife of King Æthelberht

Source

? collected by Nothhelm, priest of London, from the archives in Rome

Text

MGH

Translation

Martyn iii. 778--9

References

Jaffé 1825

Jaffé 1825

Bull of Pope Deusdedit (615–18) for St Augustine's abbey, Canterbury

Deusdedit (615–18) → St Augustine's abbey, Canterbury

Archive

St Augustine's, Canterbury

References

<Jaffé 2104>

Comment

Knowles, p. 576

Jaffé 2104

Letter of Pope Boniface V (619–25) to Justus, archbishop of Canterbury

Boniface V (619–25) → Justus, archbishop of Canterbury

Text

Bede, HE ii. 8

Translation

Colgrave and Mynors, pp. 000--00

References

Jaffé 2006

Jaffé 2006Bede, HE ii. 8

Letter of Pope Boniface V (619–25) to Edwin, king of the Northumbrians

Boniface V (619–25) → Edwin, king of the Northumbrians

Text

Bede, HE ii. 10

Translation

Colgrave and Mynors, pp. 000--00.

References

Jaffé 2008

Jaffé 2008Bede, HE ii. 10

Letter of Pope Boniface V (619–25) to Queen Æthelburh, wife of King Edwin

Boniface V (619–25) → Queen Æthelburh, wife of King Edwin

Text

Bede, HE ii. 11

Translation

Colgrave and Mynors, pp. 000--00.

References

Jaffé 2009

Jaffé 2009Bede, HE ii. 11

Letter of Pope Honorius I (625–38) to King Edwin, king of the Northumbrian

Honorius I (625–38) → King Edwin, king of the Northumbrian

Text

Bede, HE ii. 17.

Translation

Colgrave and Mynors, pp. 000--00.

References

Jaffé 2019

Jaffé 2019Bede, HE ii. 17

Letter of Pope Honorius I (625–38) to Honorius, archbishop of Canterbury, on journeys to Rome for the pallium

Honorius I (625–38) → Honorius, archbishop of Canterbury

Text

Bede, HE ii. 18.

Translation

Colgrave and Mynors, pp. 000--00

References

Jaffé 2020

Comment

Anton, p. 170

Jaffé 2020Bede, HE ii. 18

Letter of Pope Vitalian (657–72) to Oswiu, king of the Northumbrians

Vitalian (657–72) → Oswiu, king of the Northumbrians

Text

Bede, HE iii. 29

Translation

Colgrave and Mynors, pp. 000--00

References

Jaffé 2089

Jaffé 2089Bede, HE iii. 29

Bull of Pope Adeodatus II (672–6), addressed to Adrian, abbot of St Peter's abbey, Canterbury (673, 23 Dec.

Adeodatus II (672–6) → Adrian, abbot of St Peter's abbey, Canterbury

Archive

St Augustine's, Canterbury

Text

BCS 31

References

Jaffé 2104

Comment

Anton, p. 170; Kelly, St Augustine's, p. lxiv

BCS 31 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2104

Bull of Pope Agatho (678–81), addressed to Adrian, abbot of the monastery of SS Peter and Paul, Canterbury (675, 15 May)

Agatho (678–81) → Adrian, abbot of the monastery of SS Peter and Paul, Canterbury

Archive

St Augustine's, Canterbury

Text

BCS 38

References

<Jaffé 2105a>

Comment

Levison, pp. 25--6, 189; Knowles, p. 576; Anton, p. 170; Kelly, St Augustine's, p. lxiv

BCS 38 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2105

Bull of Pope Agatho (678–81) for Benedict Biscop, in respect of Wearmouth (679)

Agatho (678–81) → Benedict Biscop, in respect of Wearmouth

Source

Bede, HA, ch. 6; Bede, HE iv. 18.

References

Jaffé 2106

Comment

Knowles, p. 576; Levison, p. 24; Anton, p. 170

Jaffé 2106

Bull of Pope Agatho (678–81) for Medeshamstede [Peterborough] (680), Latin and OE versions

Agatho (678–81) → Medeshamstede [Peterborough]

Archive

Peterborough

Text

Haddan and Stubbs, iii.153--60; BCS 48 (Latin) and 49 (OE)

References

Jaffé 2111

Comment

Anton, p. 170

BCS 48 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2111

Bull of Pope Agatho (678–81) for Bishop Wilfrid, in respect of Ripon and Hexham (680)

Agatho (678–81) → Bishop Wilfrid, in respect of Ripon and Hexham

Source

Stephen of Ripon, Vita S. Wilfridi, chs. 45, 47, 51

References

Jaffé 2112

Comment

Levison, pp. 24--5; Anton, p. 170

Jaffé 2112

Bull of Pope Agatho (678–81) for St Paul's, London (678 x 681)

Agatho (678–81) → St Paul's, London

Archive

London, St Paul's

Text

Haddan and Stubbs, iii.161; BCS 55

References

Jaffé 2114

Comment

Anton, p. 170

BCS 55 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2114

Bull of Pope Agatho (678–81) to Bishop Eorcenwald, for Chertsey abbey (678 x 681)

Agatho (678–81) → Bishop Eorcenwald, for Chertsey abbey

Archive

Chertsey

Text

Haddan and Stubbs, iii.161--4; BCS 56

References

Jaffé 2115

Comment

Knowles, p. 576; Levison, p. 26, n. 2, forgery; Anton, p. 170

BCS 56 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2115

Bull of Pope Sergius I (687–701) to Abbot Aldhelm, for Malmesbury abbey and Frome abbey (?700), Latin and OE versions

Sergius I (687–701) → Abbot Aldhelm, for Malmesbury abbey and Frome abbey

Archive

Malmesbury

Text

BCS 105--6; WM, GP, pp. 367, 371

References

Jaffé 2140

Comment

Knowles, p. 576; EHD, p. 622; Anton, p. 171; Kelly, Malmesbury, p. 000

BCS 105 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2140

Letter of Pope Sergius I (687–701) to Abbot Ceolfrith, for Wearmouth and Jarrow (?700)

Sergius I (687–701) → Abbot Ceolfrith, for Wearmouth and Jarrow

Source

BL Cotton Tiberius A. xv, fol. 50 (s. xi)

Text

Haddan and Stubbs, iii.248--50

References

Jaffé 2138

Comment

Levison, p. 24; EHD, p. 622

Jaffé 2138

Bull of Pope Sergius I (687–701) for Wearmouth (?700)

Sergius I (687–701) → Wearmouth

Source

Bede, HA, ch. 15

References

Jaffé 2139

Comment

Anton, pp. 170--1

Jaffé 2139

Letter of Pope John VI (701–5) for (704)

John VI (701–5)

Source

Stephen of Ripon, Vita S. Wilfridi, ch. 52

References

Jaffé 2142

Jaffé 2142

Letter of Pope Constantine I (708–15) to Archbishop Brihtwold, concerning the vision of Bishop Ecgwine, etc. (709)

Constantine I (708–15) → Archbishop Brihtwold

Archive

Evesham MS: Lost; script--facsimile in Sir Christopher Hatton's 'Book of Seals', no. 440 [photocopy]

Text

BCS 126

References

Jaffé 2147

Comment

Knowles, p. 576

BCS 126 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2147

Bull of Pope Constantine I (708–15) for the monasteries of Bermondsey and Woking, at the request of Hædda, abbot and priest (713)

Constantine I (708–15) → the monasteries of Bermondsey and Woking, at the request of Hædda, abbot and priest

Archive

Peterborough

Text

Haddan & Stubbs iii.276--8; BCS 133

References

Jaffé 2148

Comment

Knowles, p. 576, n. 3; Levison, p. 26, n. 2; EHD, p. 622; Anton, p. 171; Keynes, Councils of Clofesho, pp. 42--3

BCS 133 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2148

Letter of Pope Constantine I (708–15) to Archbishop Brihtwold, for Evesham abbey (713)

Constantine I (708–15) → Archbishop Brihtwold, for Evesham abbey

Archive

Evesham

Text

BCS 129

References

Jaffé 2149

Comment

Knowles, p. 576; Levison, p. 26, n. 2, forgery; Anton, p. 171

BCS 129 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2149

Letter of Pope Gregory II (715–31) to Abbot Hwætberht of Wearmouth and Jarrow (716, 24 Sept.)

Gregory II (715–31) → Abbot Hwætberht of Wearmouth and Jarrow

Text

see Bede, HA, ch. 00

References

Jaffé 2156

Comment

Anglo-Saxon England 750–850

Jaffé 2156

Letter of Pope Paul I (757–67) to Eadberht, king of Northumbria, and his brother Egbert, archbishop of York (757–8) MSS: BL Cotton Vespasian A. xiv, fol. 00; BL Cotton Tiberius A. xv, fol. 00

Paul I (757–67) → Eadberht, king of Northumbria, and his brother Egbert, archbishop of York

Text

Wilkins, Concilia i.144 (ex MS. penes Ussher); BCS 184; Haddan & Stubbs iii.394--6

Translation

EHD I, no. 184

References

Jaffé 2337

Comment

EHD I, p. 622

BCS 184 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2337

Letter of Pope Hadrian I (772–95) to Charlemagne, concerning the rumour that Offa and Charlemagne were plotting to depose the pope (?785)

Hadrian I (772–95) → Charlemagne

Text

<Codex Carolinus>

Translation

H. R. Loyn and J. Percival, The Reign of Charlemagne (London, 1975), pp. 132--4

References

Jaffé 2476

Comment

EHD I, p. 621

Jaffé 2476

Report of the legates to Pope Hadrian I (772–95) (786) MS: [Wolfenbüttel], Cod. Guelferbit. Helmstad. MS. 454 (s. x), fols. 113–27 [photocopy] , see Story, Carolingian Connections, pp. 70–4

Hadrian I (772–95) → Pope Hadrian I

Text

Magdeburg Centuriators, cent. viii, p. 575 (incomplete), whence reptd by Spelman, Wilkins, Mansi, Haddan and Stubbs iii.447, BCS 250, etc.; Alcuini Epistolae, ed. Dümmler, no. 3

Translation

EHD I, no. 191

References

Jaffé 2455

Comment

Story, Carolingian Connections, pp. 70--4

BCS 250 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2455

Bull of Pope Hadrian I (772–95) for King Offa, his wife Cynethryth, and their offspring, granting possession of monasteries which Offa had founded or acquired, and which were consecrated in honour of St Peter (772 x 795) MSS: <Liber Diurnus, no. 93>

Hadrian I (772–95) → King Offa, his wife Cynethryth, and their offspring

Comment

Levison, pp. 29--30; EHD I, p. 621; Brooks, Church of Canterbury, p. 184

Letter of Pope Leo III (795–816) to Coenwulf, king of the Mercians, and bishops and ealdormen, concerning King Offa and the archbishopric of Lichfield (798) MS: BL Cotton Vespasian A. xiv, fol. 00

Leo III (795–816) → Coenwulf, king of the Mercians, and bishops and ealdormen

Text

BCS 288; Dümmler no. 127; Haddan & Stubbs iii.523--5

Translation

EHD I, no. 205

References

Jaffé 2494

BCS 288 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2494

Bull of Pope Leo III (795–816) to Cynehelm, in respect of Glastonbury abbey (798, 8 Mar.)

Leo III (795–816) → Cynehelm, in respect of Glastonbury abbey

Archive

Glastonbury

Text

BCS 284; WM, DeAntGlast, chs. 49--50

References

Jaffé 2497

Comment

Levison, pp. 32, 251; EHD I, p. 622; Lunt, p. 89, n. 1; Scott, p. 200, n. 100; Abrams, Anglo-Saxon Glastonbury, p. 336. See also S 152 (confirmation by King Cenwulf)

BCS 284 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2497

Bull of Pope Leo III (795–816), issued at the request of King Coenwulf, in respect of a church at Culham, Oxon., for the benefit of his sisters, with reversion to Abingdon abbey (?801)

Leo III (795–816) → the benefit of his sisters, with reversion to Abingdon abbey

Archive

Abingdon

Source

Chron. Abingdon, ed. Stevenson, i.20

References

Jaffé 2505

Jaffé 2505

Bull of Pope Leo III (795–816) confirming Culham, Oxon, to Abingdon abbey (?801)

Leo III (795–816) → Abingdon abbey

Archive

Abingdon

Source

Chron. Abingdon, ed. Stevenson, i.20--1

References

Jaffé 2506

Jaffé 2506

Letter of Pope Leo III (795–816) to King Coenwulf, urging him to confirm the grant of Culham to Abingdon abbey (?801)

Leo III (795–816) → King Coenwulf, urging him to confirm the grant of Culham to Abingdon abbey

Archive

Abingdon

Source

Chron. Abingdon, ed. Stevenson, i.21

References

Jaffé 2507

Comment

Cf. S 166 (spurious charter of King Coenwulf for Abbot Rethun and Abingdon abbey, 811). Cf. S 183 (spurious charter of King Coenwulf for Abingdon abbey, 821); S 184 (spurious charter of King Coenwulf, granting Culham to Abingdon abbey, 821)

Jaffé 2507

Bull of Pope Leo III (795–816) for Abbot Rethun and Abingdon abbey (?801)

Leo III (795–816) → Abbot Rethun and Abingdon abbey

Archive

Abingdon

Source

Chron. Abingdon, ed. Stevenson, i.21--3

References

Jaffé 2508

Comment

There is an allusion to Pope Leo's privilege for Abbot Rethun in S 876 (King Æthelred for Abingdon abbey, 993). See also S 460 (King Edmund for Ælfhild, 940) and 1567 (bounds of Culham)

Jaffé 2508

Letter of Pope Leo III (795–816) to Æthelheard, archbishop of Canterbury, establishing the rights of the archbishopric of Canterbury (802, 18 Jan.) MS: <WM, GP>

Leo III (795–816) → Æthelheard, archbishop of Canterbury, establishing the rights of the archbishopric of Canterbury

Text

WM, GP, pp. 57--9; BCS 305; Haddan & Stubbs iii.536--7

Translation

EHD I, no. 209

References

Jaffé 2510

Comment

803, Council of Clofesho: Archbishop Æthelheard had a brace of papal privileges.

BCS 305 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2510

Letter of Pope Leo III (795–816) to Charlemagne, alluding to Archbishop Eanbald, King Coenwulf, and Archbishop Wulfred (808)

Leo III (795–816) → Charlemagne, alluding to Archbishop Eanbald, King Coenwulf, and Archbishop Wulfred

Text

Haddan and Stubbs, pp. 562--4

References

Jaffé 2516

Comment

EHD I, p. 621

Jaffé 2516

Letter of Pope Leo III (795–816) to Charlemagne, with reference to the legate Aldulf (808)

Leo III (795–816) → Charlemagne, with reference to the legate Aldulf

Text

Haddan and Stubbs, pp. 565--6

References

Jaffé 2517

Comment

EHD I, p. 621

Jaffé 2517

Bull of Pope Leo III (795–816) for King Coenwulf and his heirs, in respect of the monastery where he would be buried [Winchcombe], and other monasteries 'in insula Saxonia' (811)

Leo III (795–816) → King Coenwulf and his heirs, in respect of the monastery where he would be buried [Winchcombe], and other monasteries 'in insula Saxonia'

Archive

Winchcombe

Text

Liber Diurnus, no. 86; BCS 337; Holtzmann, iii.124--5 (no. 1)

Comment

Levison, pp. 31--2.

BCS 337 in the Electronic Sawyer

Letter of Pope Paschal I (817–24), to King Coenwulf, concerning the king's monasteries and possessions (817/818)

Paschal I (817–24) → King Coenwulf

Archive

Winchcombe

Text

BCS 363; Holtzmann iii.126--7 (no. 2)

Comment

Levison, p. 30; EHD I, p. 622 n. 5 Anglo-Saxon England 850–950

BCS 363 in the Electronic Sawyer

Letter of Pope Leo IV (847–55) to Æthelwulf, king 'of the English', concerning his reception of Æthelwulf's son Alfred in Rome (853) MS: BL Add. 8873 (Collectio Britannica), fol. 168r (extract), in section 'ex registro Leonis .iiii.' [photocopy]

Leo IV → Æthelwulf, king 'of the English'

Text

MGH Ep. Karol. Aevi iii.602

Translation

EHD I, no. 219

Comment

Nelson, 'The Problem of King Alfred's Royal Anointing'; etc.

Letter of Pope Leo IV (847–55) to Ceolnoth, archbishop of Canterbury, and Berhtwulf, king of the Mercians MS: BL Add. 8873 (Collectio Britannica), fol. 00 (extract)

Leo IV (847–55) → Ceolnoth, archbishop of Canterbury, and Berhtwulf, king of the Mercians MS: BL Add. 8873

Comment

Whitelock, in EHD I, p. 880

Letter of Pope John VIII (872–82) to Burgred, king of the Mercians, on the sin of fornication, 'for which you suffer such adversities' (873 x 874) MS: BL Add. 8873 (Collectio Britannica), fol. 128v (extract)

John VIII (872–82) → Burgred, king of the Mercians

Text

BCS 21; MGH Ep. Karol. Aevi v.293; Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 1--2 (no. 1)

Translation

EHD I, no. 220

References

Jaffé 2993

Comment

Levison, p. 41, n. 3

BCS 21 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2993

Letter of Pope John VIII (872–82) to Æthelred, archbishop of Canterbury, and Wulfhere [sic], archbishop of York, and all the bishops, priests, deacons, and clergy, in England (873 x 875)

John VIII (872–82) → Æthelred, archbishop of Canterbury, and Wulfhere [sic], archbishop of York, and all the bishops, priests, deacons, and clergy, in England

Text

BCS 119; Haddan & Stubbs iii.264; MGH Ep. Karol. Aevi v.293--4; Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 2--3 (no. 2)

Translation

EHD I, no. 221

References

Jaffé 2995

Comment

Levison, p. 41, n. 3; EHD I, p. 621; Brooks, Church of Canterbury, p. 149

BCS 119 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 2995

Letter of Pope John VIII (872–82) to Æthelred, archbishop of Canterbury, urging him to resist the king (877 x 878)

John VIII (872–82) → Æthelred, archbishop of Canterbury, urging him to resist the king

Text

MGH Ep. Karol. Aevi v.71--3; Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 3--6 (no. 3)

Translation

EHD I, no. 222

References

Jaffé 3125

Comment

EHD I, pp. 621, 622; Brooks, Church of Canterbury, pp. 149--50

Jaffé 3125

Letter of Pope Formosus (891–6) to the bishops of England

Formosus → the bishops of England

Text

BCS 573; WM, GP, pp. 59--61; Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 35--8 (no. 8)

Translation

EHD I, no. 227

References

Jaffé 3506

Comment

< Zimmermann covers the period 896–1046 Anglo-Saxon England 950–1066

BCS 573 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 3506

Privilege of Pope John XII (955–64), accompanying the grant of a pallium to Archbishop Dunstan (960, 21 Sept.) Provenance: Sherborne (via Canterbury) MS: Paris, BN ms lat. 943 (‘Sherborne Pontifical’), fols. 7–8

John XII (955–64) → Archbishop Dunstan

Text

BCS 1069; Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 88--92 (no. 25)

References

Jaffé 3687

Comment

EHD I, p. 622. See also the letter of protest to the pope (?1020), in Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 441--7 (no. 61)

BCS 1069 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 3687

Letter of Pope John XII (955–64) granting permission for the ejection of secular canons from the Old Minster, Winchester (963 [or 971])

John XII → the ejection of secular canons from the Old Minster, Winchester

Archive

Old Minster, Winchester

Text

BCS 1275; Councils and Synods I.i, pp. 109--13 (no. 29); Zimmermann i.416--18

References

Jaffé 3753; Zimmermann 212

Comment

EHD I, pp. 621--2.

BCS 1275 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 3753

Letter of Pope John XIV (983–4) or XV (985–96) to Ealdorman Ælfric (? 983)

John XIV (983–4) → Ealdorman Ælfric

Archive

Canterbury? MS: BL Cotton Tiberius A. xv, fol. 169v

Text

Stubbs, Memorials, pp. 396--7; BCS 1273; Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 173--4 (no. 36); Zimmermann i.550--1; Kelly, Glastonbury, Appendix 4 (pp. 565--6). See also BCS 1274, from Glastonbury.

Translation

EHD I, no. 231

References

Jaffé 3752; Zimmermann 282

Comment

Wulfstan volume, for manuscript; Kelly, Glastonbury, Appendix 4 (pp. 566--70)

BCS 1273 in the Electronic SawyerJaffé 3752

Letter of Pope John XV (985–96), concerning a peace established between King Æthelred and Richard I, duke of Normandy (991, 1 Mar.)

John XV (985–96)

Archive

Canterbury? MS: BL Cotton Tiberius A. xv, fol. 172v; WM, GR

Text

Stubbs, Memorials, pp. 397--8; WM, GR i.191--3; Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 177--9 (no. 38); Zimmermann i.595--7

Translation

EHD I, no. 230

References

Jaffé 3840; Zimmermann 307

Comment

Wulfstan volume, for manuscript

Jaffé 3840

Letter of Pope Gregory V (996–9) to Ælfric, 'bishop of the Anglo–Saxons' (archbishop of Canterbury) (997 x 999) MS: Copenhagen <>.

Gregory V (996–9) → Ælfric, 'bishop of the Anglo--Saxons'

Text

Zimmermann ii.666--7.

References

Zimmermann 342

Letter of Pope John XVIII (1003–9) to a bishop in England (1003 x 1009) MS: Copenhagen <>

John XVIII (1003–9) → a bishop in England

Text

Zimmermann ii.778--9

References

Zimmermann 409

Letter of Pope John XVIII (1003–9) to Wulfstan, archbishop of York (1003 x 1009) MS: Copenhagen <>

John XVIII (1003–9) → Wulfstan, archbishop of York

Text

Zimmermann ii.779

References

Zimmermann 410

Letter of Pope John XIX (1024–32) to an archbishop in England (1024 x 1032) MS: CCCC 265, pp. 112–13

John XIX (1024–32) → an archbishop in England

Text

Zimmermann ii.1043--4

References

Zimmermann 550

Comment

> Zimmermann covers the period 896–1046

Vernacular account of proceedings at the Council of Rheims, under Pope Leo IX (1049–54), preserved in the royal treasury, under Hugelin cubicularius (1049)

Leo IX (1049–54)

Source

Ramsey abbey, Liber Benefactorum, ch. 103 (ed. Macray, p. 170--1)

References

Jaffé 0000

Jaffé 0000

Bull of Pope Leo IX (1049–54) for Abbot Ælfwine and Ramsey abbey, obtained by him at the Council of Rheims (1049)

Leo IX (1049–54) → Abbot Ælfwine and Ramsey abbey

Archive

Ramsey

Source

Liber Benefactorum, ch. 104 (ed. Macray, p. 171)

References

Jaffé 0000

Jaffé 0000

Letter of Pope Leo IX (1049–54) to King Edward the Confessor, on the transfer of the see from Crediton to Exeter (1050)

Leo IX (1049–54) → King Edward the Confessor

Text

Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 524--5 (no. 70)

References

Jaffé 4208

Jaffé 4208

Penitential letter from Pope Leo IX (1049–54)

Leo IX (1049–54)

Comment

EHD I, p. 622

Bull of Pope Victor II (1055–7) addressed to King Edward the Confessor, for Chertsey abbey (1055 x 1057)

Victor II (1055–7) → King Edward the Confessor, for Chertsey abbey

Archive

Chertsey

Text

Holtzmann i.221; Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 543--4 (no. 74)

Translation

EHD II, no. 74

References

Jaffé 0000

Jaffé 0000

Bull of Pope Victor II (1055–7) addressed to King Edward the Confessor, for Ely abbey (1055 x 1057)

Victor II (1055–7) → King Edward the Confessor, for Ely abbey

Archive

Ely

Text

Liber Eliensis ii.93; Councils & Synods I.i, pp. 544--5 (no. 75)

References

Jaffé 0000

Jaffé 0000

Bull of Pope Victor II (1055–7) to Godiva, wife of Earl Leofric, for St Mary's, Stow (1055 x 1057)

Victor II (1055–7) → Godiva, wife of Earl Leofric, for St Mary's, Stow

Archive

Eynsham

Text

Holtzmann iii.127--8 (no. 3)

References

Jaffé 0000

Jaffé 0000

Bull of Pope Nicholas II (1058–61) to Giso, bishop of Wells, confirming the possessions of his see (1061, 25 Apr.)

Nicholas II (1058–61) → Giso, bishop of Wells

Archive

Wells MS: Wells, D. & C., Cathedral Charters, no. 2 (original) Facsimile: see Hickes, Dissertatio Epistolaris (1703)

Text

Holtzmann ii.131--2 (no. 1); Councils & Synods, no. 77

Translation

EHD II, no. 76.

References

Jaffé 4457

Comment

Keynes, 'Giso, Bishop of Wells', pp. 228 and 255 (no. 2)

Jaffé 4457

Bull of Pope Nicholas II (1058–61) to Wulfwig, bishop of Dorchester, confirming the possessions of his see (1061, 3 May)

Nicholas II (1058–61) → Wulfwig, bishop of Dorchester

Archive

Lincoln

Text

Councils & Synods, no. 78 <not edited in Holtzmann>

Translation

EHD II, no. 75

References

Jaffé 4461

Jaffé 4461

Bull of Pope Nicholas II (1058–61) to Ealdred, archbishop of York, granting him the pallium, etc. (1061)

Nicholas II (1058–61) → Ealdred, archbishop of York

Archive

York MS: MRA, 40r

Text

Raine, HCY iii [1894]. 5–7 (no. 2) <not edited in Holtzmann>

References

Jaffé 4463; Holtzmann ii. 104

Jaffé 4463

Bull of Pope Alexander II (1061–73) for Abbot Ælfwine and Ramsey abbey, obtained by the abbot when on a visit to Rome on the king's business (1062 x 1065)

Alexander II (1061–73) → Abbot Ælfwine and Ramsey abbey

Source

Liber Benefactorum, ch. 107 (ed. Macray, p. 176)

References

Jaffé 0000

Jaffé 0000

Letter of Pope Alexander II (1061–73) to Ordric, abbot of Abingdon

Alexander II (1061–73) → Ordric, abbot of Abingdon

Archive

Abingdon

Comment

EHD I, p. 623